Sentence examples similar to though with reservation from inspiring English sources

Another Laing admirer – though with reservations – is Professor Anthony David, vice-dean of the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience at King's College London and consultant at the Maudsley Hospital NHS Trust, who also wrote the foreword to the Penguin Modern Classics edition of The Divided Self.

Darryl Pinckney, who has himself explored bi-racial subject matter in his novel High Cotton, is in broad agreement, though with reservations: "Styron did do something rather silly and gratuitous with his Turner: that it had to be because of a white woman.

The Treasury and the Fed broadly agreed with most of those ideas, though with reservations on the details.

The enzyme view of gene function, as envisaged by Kühn and by Beadle and Tatum, though with cautious reservation, gave the idea of genetic specificity a new twist and helped to pave the way to the molecularization of the gene to which this section will be devoted (see also Kay 1993).

Similarly, a recent study [ 48] among a group of dental residents in the United States of America revealed considerable support for stem use in dentistry though with some reservation about the possible health hazards.

Come early, though, since reservations are only accepted on Sundays.

Tickets: $15 $122 with reservation (Dunning).

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$10 and $15; children under 5 free with reservation.

Recommend with reservation.

$20 deposit required with reservation.